The NCSP requests that all serious incidents (SIs) and near misses are reported to the NCSP to help us identify areas where guidance may be needed and to share learning points. This is not intended to duplicate existing PCT procedures for investigating SIs.
Download the Serious Incidents Report Q1-4 2011/12
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Download the Serious Incidents Report Q2 2011/12
File Size 213 kb
Download the Serious Incidents Report Q1 2011/12
File Size 157 kb
Download the Serious Incidents Report Q4 2010/11
File Size 237 kb
Download the Serious Incidents Report Q3 2010/11
File Size 228 kb
NCSP incident reporting policy version 2.1
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Lessons Learnt 1 - Results not given
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Lessons Learnt 2 - Outreach
File Size: 81 kb
Lessons Learnt 3 - Falsified tests
File Size: 89 kb
Lessons Learnt 4 - Incorrect result
File Size: 43 kb
Lessons Learnt 5 - Websites under 16s
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Lessons Learnt 6 - Falsified tests
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Lessons Learnt 7 - Providing prompt accurate
results
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Lessons Learnt 8 - Expired test kits
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Chlamydia is often asymptomatic so a large proportion of cases remain undiagnosed, but infection can be diagnosed easily (young people can do the test themselves), and treated effectively.
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